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... diversity in human cultures and the liberal-pluralist creations of identity categories under global capitalism. Cui Zi’en Josephine Ho money boys sex-positive feminism pink economy ...

... Each year, teenagers flee the villages of northern Togo for Benin and Nigeria to farm (boys) and work as domestics (girls). NGOs consider these cross-border migrations “child trafficking” because youth are often seduced into going by the promises of devious middlemen and because their labor...

... as an inferior imitation of Wright’s “inspirational” Black Boy and Native Son , suggesting that Creekmore wrote The Chain in the Heart primarily to make money, in response to the popularity of protest novels by African American writers. Drawing on the work of Wright’s fellow African American literary exiles...

... sides. Insured villagers save money when purchasing medicines, while the clinic makes money from the transaction. Today, enrollments are up—more than fifty families are insured—but this was not the case in the beginning. This essay follows the ups and downs of the insurance scheme, suggesting reasons...

... through a detailed ethnographic study of a relatively minor “event.” The protagonists of the event are a group of unskilled workers in Liaoning Province, Northeast China, who are enterprising, risk taking, legally savvy, and financially shrewd. They paid a large amount of money to a private agent for jobs...

... the improvised, makeshift, organic values of the art-punk scene that preceded it. Money also became more prominent at the spot as Reagan’s neoconservative agenda laid the basis for a very specific form of recovery. Fun Gallery Keith Haring Jean-Michel Basquiat “Beat Bop ” Area installation...

... Brigade Thomas Mapfumo Shona Ndebele In this chapter, Mapfumo deals with the complexities of keeping his band on top within a fast-changing Zimbabwean music market, and developing an international reputation. Money is a constant issue, especially as Mapfumo family members become more and more...

... of protest literature, which Wright had raised in his Indonesian lectures. Mistakenly identifying Creekmore as an African American writer, Vuyk characterizes his novel as an inferior imitation of Wright’s “inspirational” Black Boy and Native Son , suggesting that Creekmore wrote The Chain in the Heart...